A solo-vehicle crash at Colfax and Detroit left one person seriously injured and closed Colfax in both directions. Emergency crews urged drivers to avoid the area.

Commerce City updated its Land Development Code to let single‑family homeowners add ADUs — attached, contained or detached — with permitting rules and size limits.

Orchid, the LoDo nightclub once pitched as a jazz supper club, has shut after a New Year’s Day shooting and a year of licensing violations. A Feb. 14 hearing will help decide whether its permits survive.

A month after Denver’s five‑alarm Leetsdale blaze, nearby businesses and a small synagogue face months of repairs while investigators pursue an arson case.

One person was taken to an area hospital after a stabbing Thursday in the 1200 block of N Galapago Street; Denver police are investigating.

Developers filed plans for a Four Seasons‑branded condo on Detroit Street in Cherry Creek — an eight‑story proposal with rooftop amenities and underground parking.

Jefferson County warns Conifer-area residents after two pets were attacked by mountain lions. Officials advise leashing pets, using lighting, and reporting sightings.

A vehicle fire in a Denver apartment building's garage sent smoke into occupied floors on Wednesday; crews extinguished the blaze and residents sheltered in place.

Gov. Jared Polis posted photos welcoming Canada’s new consul general to Colorado and used the visit to highlight trade links that support thousands of local jobs.

Colorado will pay $245,000 to settle a lawsuit after a corrections officer forced a Muslim man to shave his beard at intake, attorneys say.

Aurora police say a GPS‑dart attempt to tag a stolen car failed; the vehicle crashed at Boiling Drive and North Hannibal Street and three people were arrested.

Aurora Fire Rescue and Aurora911 will pilot a telemedicine service Feb. 4 that lets some non‑emergency 911 callers speak with licensed physicians by phone or video. The city says the move should free crews for critical emergencies.

A Denver‑area buying network helped a Texas man acquire .50‑caliber anti‑materiel rifles for resale; federal prosecutors secured guilty pleas and a short prison term.